Yes it is so soon that I can almost taste it. And just about every last minute disaster that could possibly happen. It seems that once again almost every class has their project/finial/end of the semester goal all due on exactly the same day. So it is going to be another intense art week. Nothing I really can’t handle. So first off some of the fun things.
I wandered over to
The Scrapmaster Paradise and noticed that they run a color combo challenge. What better way to put my past color theory classes to use right? And to make it even better its Copic colors! Mwhahaaa! So I drew up this little Triceratops looking up at some mistletoe for
challenge #128.
Hand drawn and outline in copic liners, I used the basic colors required BG05, R29 and substituted YG11 for YG13 as my YG13 is currently out. Refill wish listed already! ;)
The entire triceratops is made up of BG05, YG03 and YG11, along with copic opaque, and E79 and 100 for the eye.
The mistletoe is also BG05, YG03, YG11, R29 and opaque.
The ribbon for the mistletoe is R29, R39, YR09, YR68 and opaque.
The background is divided into three bars. The top blue bar is multiliner SP, B24, BG05 and B52 with YG11 flicking into the yellow band.
The yellow band is FYG1, and Y35 this makes the little dinosaur pop out.
The bottom brown band is E35 and E79 with multiliners .035
Onto other Copic school related items... The start of yet another fibers project is below, underneath the pile of cats. From left to right; the long grey hair is Dahlia, orange tabby is Haru, the bigger grey tabby in front is Norman and behind him the other grey tabby is Muta. All atop a giant cushion buried beneath is various fabrics cut, dyed, and woven. More on this project soon as it slowly becomes woven together.
Nadia front and Nightmare behind, on the other hand tend to steal my copics instead.
And yes once again back to the giant in progress murals. These measure out at about 5 ½ X 18 ft. and take a lot of Copic and paint.
But slowly it too is coming together. And soon enough much better photos as well. Off to tackle more of this mural!
-Beth